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Sally rents a life jacket for a one-time fee of 5$. She rents a canoe for $15 per hour. Which expression represents the total co

st, in dollars, to rent the life jacket and the canoe for h hours?
A. 5+15h

B. 10h

C. 15+5h

D. 20h

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ivolga24 [154]2 years ago

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A. 5+15h

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